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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews Managing Editor Jay Eshbach Community mem Finley ormer Managing Luke Hales Assistant Managing Editor M.A. Ber Commu Editor list of newsroom leadership and staff roles as printed in the issue.
The Baytown Sun reflects on 2008 with its ups, downs, and national milestones, including Ike and the election of the first black president. It urges personal renewal and hopeful resolutions for 2009, tying religious sentiment to a broader call for fresh starts in life, relationships, and community.
Jane Howard Lee, a reporter for The Baytown Sun, describes a painful thumb infection treated after swelling and a self administered drainage using a heated needle. He recalls a bone felon from college and warns against improper antibiotic use while detailing slow recovery and medical advice.
The Baytown Sun lists contact lines for publisher, editors, and departments. Letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words are welcomed, with photos required for columns. Address, phone numbers, email, and submission guidelines are provided. readers advised to call for redelivery if the paper is late.
A reader criticizes Kinney for treating politics as religion and questions Obama’s record. The letter accuses Obama of speeches, ties to Clinton retreads, and promises while arguing for private-sector growth and doubts about Biden’s readiness. It ends urging cautious belief in Obama and a wary stance toward political rhetoric.
The article argues that space exploration, led by NASA, is vital for the nation's future. It stresses maintaining shuttle and astronaut readiness, integrating the commercial sector, and leveraging the International Space Station for research and expansion. It acknowledges economic strain but insists continued support is essential.
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